How to Say “Auckland” in Maori
Auckland is translated into Māori as Tāmaki Makaurau.
The English phrase ‘today is monday’ is translated into Maori as Ko te Mane tēnei rā.
koa is the Māori word for please. koa is used as an interjection to make a polite request.
In Samoan, the word for lover is pa’aga. pa’aga refers to a romantic partner or lover.
The Samoan word for party is pati. pati refers to a social gathering.
In Maori, “great job” is translated as ka pai. ka pai is the standard way to say “well done” or “congrats!”.
The English word ‘slap’ is translated into Samoan as po. The term po refers to a blow dealt with the open hand.
The phrase “nice to meet you” in Maori is tēnā koe. This phrase is used as a polite greeting when meeting someone for the first time.
In Māori, hello can be expressed in several ways depending on the number of people you are addressing and the level of formality.